11 Months Short to 10 year

Hi Everyone.
I came to UK in April 2005 on student visa. I got married in nov 2007 in pakistan. My wife joined me in UK in April 2008 as student dependent.
Currently i am on Tier 4 visa expiring May 2014. So I am 11 months short to complete my 10 Years.
Cant extend my student visa as i spent 9 years on student visa. No money for Entrepreneur visa.
2 children will be age 5 years 8 months and 2 years 1 month on expiring of our visa (May 2014).
Any suggestionas for me?????
Which form i need to fill in FLR (FP) or FLR O?????
Do i stand any chance to get DLR????
Can i spend 11 months on visa processing time and on appeal time???????

My Wife previous History
She came in uk along with her parents in 2002 as a visitor. Claimed asylum, which was refused all appeals exhausted. Left UK in july 2006 Voluntarily. My father in law was murdered after 3 weeks of their return. I got married in Nov 07. Applied my wife student dependent visa in Jan 08 which was refused due to deception.
Deception was she hide her last uk visit in her application form as she and my in laws never told me about their UK visit but told about the murder of my father in law.
Applied again in March 2008. This time told UKBA everything about last visit and my father in law unfortunate death with evidence like newspaper cuttings, police report etc etc.
My wife got her student dependent visa in April 2008. and she joined me here same month. We had 3 extension together never had any problem.
Any chance if we mention this history in our application, will this be helpful to get DLR???????

Do you think there is a way you could leave before you visa expiry and come back as a visitor? Perhaps a couple of times in the intervening 11 months? If you can keep your periods of time outside of the UK less than 90 consecutive days (have to look that up, might be 180 days), then as long as all of that stay was legal, and you're physically present in the UK on the day you qualify to apply, which is 28 days before your ten year mark, then you can apply for ILR on that date, and assuming you've met all the qualification, you should get it without any problems. The key is to keep all of your stay legal. I know it's a hassle.

The only other route I can think of is trying to apply for any kind of stay before your expiry, and appeal, and appeal until you meet the ten year requirement, then varying if possible, or applying fresh on that basis right then.

ouflak1 wrote:Do you think there is a way you could leave before you visa expiry and come back as a visitor? Perhaps a couple of times in the intervening 11 months? If you can keep your periods of time outside of the UK less than 90 consecutive days (have to look that up, might be 180 days), then as long as all of that stay was legal, and you're physically present in the UK on the day you qualify to apply, which is 28 days before your ten year mark, then you can apply for ILR on that date, and assuming you've met all the qualification, you should get it without any problems. The key is to keep all of your stay legal. I know it's a hassle.

The only other route I can think of is trying to apply for any kind of stay before your expiry, and appeal, and appeal until you meet the ten year requirement, then varying if possible, or applying fresh on that basis right then.

Thank your for your interest.
As u know UKBA is very strict these days. Leaving the country in a hope to come back is day dreaming. They won't allow me to come back.
I will apply some kind of a visa for sure before expiring my current leave.
Thanx for your precious advise.